Responding to Gene Taurman in Communicating Vision and Mission LO20196, he
gave a couple of good examples of marching statements:
Six Sigma Customer Service
Quality is Job #1
No car shall be returned for warranty
A Chicken in Every Pot
Best Care in the Air
Exceeding Customer Expectations
Keep the line running
Remember the Alamo
I remember hearing of the electronic billboard near Dearborn reading one day:
Quality iw Job #1
which I am ALWAYS reminded of when I see the former.
There are also:
Absolutely, Positively, Guaranteed!
We Love to Fly and it shows ( really?? )
But my all-time favorite comes from the French Foreigh Legion:
March or Die.
BTW, I posted some good one-liners on the website at:
How to Write Good!
<http://www.squarewheels.com/content/howtorightgood.html>
I also put on an article by Nancy Robeke about protecting intellectual
property that was eye-opening for me -- I have only just begun
implementing her suggestions. Lots of hot-links to other resources, too.
<http://www.squarewheels.com/articles/roebke2.html>
--For the FUN of It!
Scott Simmerman, Ph.D. Performance Management Company - 800-659-1466 mailto:SquareWheels@compuserve.com
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